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TERRITORY OF IpAHo,( M
County Of Alturss.
In the Probate Court ofAlturss County. Territor,
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Olympia Zoeger, Plaintiff. VS.. Joseph Brown. De
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To Joseph brown, Defendant:
In the name OF the People o. the United
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16

Good Bylaw
At the last meeting of the State Board O.
Education q new bylaw wa. passed, requiring
public school teachers of both grades 10 be ex-
amned ia the principles and methods of teach
ing. By this examination teachers will be
ranged as 6rst grade, first class; first grade,
second class second grade, FIRST class second
grade, second class, and second grade, third
class. The grade will be deter mined, as here
tofore, by the literary qualifications of the
teacher, but the class will be determined by the
professional ability of the teacher as exhibited
in the school room in the way of instruction
and discipline. 1t will be the duty of the eI-
aminer, with the consent Of the School Com
missioners, to separate the teachers into classes
after visiting tie schools in session and ooserv-
ing the manner and noting the success of the
teacher. AS a teachers success often depends
more on the discipline maintained and bis facil-
ity of imparting instruction than upon advanc-
ed literary culture, the Classification is quite as
important as the grade. The knowledge that
this class distinction will be made in the grades,
and the further knowledge that practical trus-
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grade in tie selection of teachers, will induce
teachers who desire promotion in their profes-
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methods Of teaching as laid down by the best
educators. The authorities On this subject re-
commended by he State Board are Brooks
Normal Methods" ""Sweett's Methods Of Teach
ing" and "Romba's Methods of Teaching. p
The beneficial effects of this action of the State
Board will be felt in the increased efficiency of
the teachers and the corresponding advance
ment Of the pupils.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
Local BrevitIes.

The La Plata cannery will wind up its
pack of corn in few days
Rev. Father Wallace rho has had charge
of Pomfret congregitio for several years,
has been removed 10 q new felt.
The slight showers of this week have
had the effect of isying the dust in our
public roads. "Only this aud nothing
more"
Rev. Mr.. Martin, Of the N. f. church
South, will bold an afternoon service in
the grove at La Plata on Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
The proprietors OF the La Plata cannery
are sc ing The corn that is too hard q can
=, 1925 per barrel Wos,!er if this will
be the ruling price for this cereal during
the year
During the skirmish drill of the How
ard Rifles last Saturday 450 b auk cart
ridges were fired, filling the town with
the smell of powder aud awakening il
from its usual quiet repose.
We learn that the po iticiaus made
things quite lively at the Glymoat tour
namenr. Both parties were well repre-
sented and e'ectioneeriug 10y would-be
candidates was the order OF the day.
One of the neaiest and pretticst churches
in this whole section al this time is s..
Thomas's. The surroundings have been
handsomely and tsstefully adorned aud
besutited through The energy and activity
of the pastor, Rev. Ignatius l!enaud.
The Howard Rifles have been in exist
-.
organized on tae 10th of September, 1886.
They will have fitting celebration Of The
occasion in their tramp over PhiladeI pb,s
this afternoon. One thing is to their Gre
dit and that is that they are on q firm
foundation and amply prove what ability
and nergy can accomplish.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16

Our republicans friends ia the county have
been quite active during several weeks past
and have held numerous conferences at various
places in the county arranging ticket to put
| IN the Id here this fall. TIE campaign and
preliminary wo,k is being arranged under the
same old management. and it is safe TO say that
the old methods of the party willagain he ionnd
in this years canvass. That they will fight
hard their dy ing struggle goes without saying
md the Democrats will have TO be active and
alert to head off any scheme :hey may have in
view With good ticket and thorough can
vass of the county, however, we bel lieve there
can be but little doubt Of the result, for with
united front and earnest work an the part of
everv indi,idul Al member of our party victory
will again perch upon or banners and our
good Old county will b. safe from republican
m.manage nent for all time hereafter. AL
though the repuh leans, rank and file are
close mo th-d TO " hat is being done and con-
siderei in the many conferences lrely held, il
has leaked out that the following are some ot the
names that will be their ii KIT in the ap
pro,ching ca npaign For the House OF Dele
gate, Or F. NJ Lancaster, Adrian Posey AID
Slime, f Madd or II II Bowie will be the
ticket; fpr Saarif O,gti Sn,pt seems TO b.
definitely agreed upon; for tn. commissioners
court, b. q. Stoues;rre', T. A Il Contee and Ur.
G. d. Mudd, some vi the republic ms meu-
tionei, but fr.m all We can learn II seems to
be their chief hope to get the consent of some
So-called indep ndentS TO allow their names To
I've used in this connection Whether this effort
will lie successful or not time alone will prove. +
Their seems 10 be some doaht in their minds as
10 what dsposi.i.n can he made OF the State S
a,tor ney stip. THY cannot determine whether
il will be better TO endorse the present ahle
offici,l, who, We learn, Is aut willing TO accept
their nomination, to nominate Sidney +.
Mudi, who is begging hard for the oftiye. Who
will be nominated Tor the Orphan Court We
cannot ascertain, but We have found out, how.
ever that there is to be clean sweep Of the
Office aud no one of the present judges will be
renominated. One thiag is certain and can lie
wager.d upon, that is, that the republican
county ticket will be settled upon long before
the conveution meets and that Lody -ill only
be for purpose of ratiiyiug toe work Of the
III inagers.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16

Notwithstanding the inclement and threat
ening weather of last Monday quite a large
crowd gathered at Glynont to witness the
tournament that was adveriis d to occur at the
resort On that day, and those who attended
were much pleased with the arrangement that
had been made for their pleasure and comfort.
Eleven knights entered the list to compete fer
the prizes and honors. and they were marshall
ed by Mr. John T. Davis whe was ably assisted
in hi. duties by his aids, Messrs. J. Willie Jen-
kins and Anderson Huntt Owing te the rain
the boat from Washington did not come down
until late in the afternoon, and as Senator j..
C. s. Blackburn, the orator Of the day, was to
come on the boat the crowd was somewhat
disappointed at not hearing bis address. The
follows aig hts rode. with the following result
C. II. Stonestreet, 'La Plata,"9 9 rings; W.
Robey, ''No One to Love-" rings; Julian
Cox. "Pomfret," rings R. B. Price, oliver
pool Point" rings; P f. Trotter, "Let Her
Flicker" rings ]. W. Green, ''Green Park, "
rings; F. Barnes, "NcConchie," 9 rings; F.
Nelson, "You and l." rings; P. Bowling,
Locust Grove" rings; J. E. Stonestreet,
Port Tobacco" rings, and Joseph Jameson,
"Knight of the Ladies'" rings. Riding the
ties lasted until dark, finger rings being sub
stitrted for larger ones and resulted as follows
'.Knigh, of Let Her Flicker" 6rst honor; 'Mc'
Conchs," second mo One to Love-" third
"La Plata" fourth, and "Pomfret" fifth. The
tie between "No One to Love" and LA Plata
continued until took dark, and could only be
decided by lot, the former winning. The
Knight Of McConchie" was awarded prize foI
finest horsemanship. The successful knight;
crowned, respectively. Miss Mollie Compton. o.
Pononkey, queen Miss Phillie Stonestreet, oi
La Plata, 6rst maid of honor Miss Lottie Dent
of Washington, second maid of honor; Miss
Mamie Jameson, of Bryantown, third maid o
honor, and Miss Mamie Coaoor, of Washing
ton. fourth maid of honor. Capt. L. Allison
Wilmer delivered the coronation address.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16

One of the simplest Of 5arometers is q
spiders web When there is prospec, of rsin
or wind, the spider shoriens the slaments from
which its web is suspended and leaves things
in this state As long as the weather is variable.
II the insect elongst.s the threads il is sign
OF En-, calm weather, the duration Of which
may by judged of by the length to which the
threads ate let out. Ii the spider remains in
active, ii is sign of rain; out if, on the contra
ry, it keeps at work during a rain the latter
will not last long aud will lie followed by hns
weather. Other observations have taught
that the spider m ,kes changes in its web every
- hours, and that if such changes are made in
the evening just before sun set, the night will
be clear and beautiful.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
To the Voters Of Charles Go

The undersigned, officers OF egiStrIlInn f"I
the several election districts OF Charles county,
duly appointed and qIaliti, according To Ia"
hereby give nStIce that they VIII srVria'll 81
at the places hereinafter named, on the aaN :
M, a.ed with open doors, from NJ. to I L.
NJ on each of tn, days appointed hy law Tor
said sitting. 10 ~iI; on tn. h Ia. h ga
and l0lh a " at = ptrmb 1887. hrin- III"
first TUESDAY, Atdassi1y. Thursday. Fr'd"'
and Saturdlv ut September 1897, tor the rnr
pose of revising and completing lhe 'esi-trleS
of voters of Charles county.
ANY person claiming To he entitled 10 tie reg
istered aS n qualified voter in Charles County
may apply to the officer OF r9l>trhtlnn OF iht
election district in which The claimant resides,
at the place or ore OF the places and duran. The
time appointed tor The sitting.
The OIL .rr oi Registration for the first cleo
ton district will sit ut
PORr TOBACCO.
On Monday and ru.sd,y. October r
3rd and 4th.
The Officer of Registration fhr the
second election district viii SIT at
HILL TOP.
On Monday AM Tuesday, Oatobrr
;'rd aud 4th.
The Officer OF Registration for the
third election district viii sit at
CRO.SS ROID.S.
Ga Monday and Tuesday, Oe,ober
;ird aud 4th.
The Officer of Registration for the
fourth election district will sit ut
ALIENS FRESH
On Monday ani Tuesday, October
}rI and 4th.
The Officer of Registration for the
fifth election district will sit at
H.IRRIS s LOT
On Monday and TuesdaS, October
Bird and 4th.
The Officer of Registration for the
sixth election district will sit at
.HIDDLETOWN.
On. Monday ani Tuesday, October
3rd aud 4,h.
The Officer of Registration for the
seventh election district will sit at
TUBHIN'S STORE.
On Monday aud Tuesday, October
3rd and 4th.
The Officer of Registration for the
eighth election district will sit ut
BRI4NTOHN.
On NJ nday and Tuesday, October
3rd and 4th.
The Officer OF Registration for the
ninth election district will sit at
PATUXENT CITY.
On Monday and Tuesday, October
3rd and 18th.
II. cox NENITT.
Officer of Registration lst District.
WILLIAM /. HlNDLE,
Officer of Registration 2ud District.
JAMES J. BRAWNER.
Officer of Registration 3rd District.
JAMES L. DYER.
Officer of Registration 4th District.
WILLIAM PAGE.
Officer of Registration 5th District.
FRANCIS b. GREEN,
Officer Of Registration 9th District.
WILLIAM III. COX,
Officer OF Registration .th District.
HENRY l.. MUDD,
Officer Of Registration Sth District.
JAMES ii. WRIGHT.
Officer of Registration 9th District.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
A Gift For All.

In orier to give all chance to test it, and
thus be convinced of its wonderful curative
powers, DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, Coughs and Colds, will be- for a
limitei TIM, given swav. This offer is not
only liherai, hut shows unbounded faith in the
merits of this eat ely. All who suft r
from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
Brop, hits, or any affection Of Thrott, Chest,
or Lun .s, are especially requested to call at w.
w. Padp etl's Store, and get Trial Bottle
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
ReneWs Her Youth.

Mrs. Phene Chesey, Peterson. Clay CO..
Iowa, tells the fo lowing rema' kAble story, the
truth of WITCH is ,ouched for by the residents
of the Town: 81 am 70 years old, have been
troubled with kidney complaint and lameness
for IN nv yrnr- C uld not dress ,seif with
out help. Now | am free from all pain aud
soreness, d am able to do all nv own house
work. owe my tbaaks u Electric Biters
Tor having renew ed my youth. ard removed
completely all disease and pain" Try bot
tie, only SOC. at W. w. Padgett's Store.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
Committed for burglary.

Budd Tyler, colored youth about l6
years of age, was arrested by Constable Rebey
and committed to Jail by Ju: ice Beale on
Saturday last for burglarou-ly entering the
house of Mrs. Elizabeth Osborne, an old lady
residing alone near Troy, in the On district.
Tyler, in company with anorher co!ored lad,
went TO the house Of Mrs Osborne on Thurs
day of last week and begin to stone it. enc OF
the missiles ihro~u striking the Old lady oa
the ankle and injaring her q lite severely They
then forcibly entered the house through the
front entrance and while in the house an alarm
was given and Constable Robev at once re-
sponded and arrested the boy Tyler, the other
mscreant, whose name We could not learn,
escaping by jumping from an upper window
and making of before the constable could get
his hands on him. Nothing was taken from
the house and Tyler says they were more
bent on mischief than on felony. We hope be
may have to pay dearly for his peculiar bent OF
frolic when the case is brought TO court.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16

b% The subscription pr,ce OF The
TINES is 81. per amnum IT paid IN
advamce or at any time scithin the cur
rent year; If moi paid aoithin the gear
$1.5O wi1 be invariably charged, a.
elvays heretofore, and from this rute
40 exception aciU be made.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
Weather Predictions.

De Woes predictions for September have
been published. He says: "The fore portion
of the month will probably be very iae, with
warm weather. Frosts are likely to occur
about the 20 h AMI 26th, and this condition
will be followed by a rather cold, wet and un-
settle period. The latter half OF the month
will develop a number of severe storm periods. 4"
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16

ln another column will be found the ad
vcrtsemenl OF the Greatest Baltimore Cloihing
House, OEHu's ACNE Hall Daring July and
August extraordinary and sweeping reductions
will be made in ali departments. A Wsn can
dress we'll at about two thirds usual prices
The store IS one OF the sights Of Baltimore AID
daily thousands of strangers stroll through the
great establishment.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
For the Orphans Court.

At the request ef many friends from the 5th
district have consented to become a candidate
for the Orphans Court, subject to the action
OF the Democratic Con
JOHN B. NORRIS, JR
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16
For the legislature.

At the solicitation Of many friends | have
consented 10 become a candidate for the House
of Delegates from the 5th district, subject TO the
Democratic convention.
CHAS pOSEY
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser., 1887-09-16

TO ADVERIISERS-THE TINES horiag
larger circulation thsn any other paper among the
,'elloert farmers and business of Charles
County. offers superior inducements to advertisers
to insert their announcements in lis columns Send
FER card rates, ,Ohich lo,c any other paper
in Southern Maryland to say nothing about circuid-
tion.